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A woman was shot dead in an apparent domestic incident Thursday morning in unincorporated south St. Louis County.

Democrats put the secretary of state on the hot seat Thursday over his hiring of a private law firm to defend his office in a fight over investing rules.

Management changed and repairs lingered from a previous pipe burst.

The lawsuit brought by voters contends that Senate districts in suburban St. Louis and western Missouri’s Buchanan County violate the state constitution.

The financial services firm Block, formerly known as Square Inc., is laying off dozens in Missouri as part of a companywide workforce reduction.

A rift between City Hall and developer Paul McKee’s NorthSide Regeneration has a $6.4 million request for city subsidies related to the developer’s new hospital project in limbo.

The proposal would require St. Louis to establish a process for requesting earnings tax refunds for remote work performed outside the city.

Tour Bellefontaine Cemetery, listen to Billy Dee Williams from Star Wars and more at these events.

President Joe Biden, in a tribute Wednesday, said Sen. Jean Carnahan had put "the people and values she believed in above her personal comfort in order to serve our nation."

A 44-year-old motorcyclist died Wednesday night after he rode his bike off a road near Byrnes Mill.

The group asks for the reinstatement of fired DJs, the seating of representatives they voted for on the board of directors and the dismissal of two key members of management.

The city's mayor said officials do "not have any intention of condemning or closing" a bar that was damaged last month when a police car slammed into it.

Denali Water Solutions has been spreading meatpacking waste on farm fields in Missouri.

A former officer with the North County Police Cooperative is now accused of sexually assaulting 19 men he detained during his one-year tenure on the force.

Hawley asked Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg if he has personally compensated any of the victims and their families for what they have been through.

The airline had about 8,000 employees based in St. Louis and used Lambert Field as its domestic hub.

The Des Peres Republican, a candidate for lieutenant governor, continues to face an ethics investigation into allegations of unlawful conduct.

A new regional anti-violence effort should put more emphasis on law enforcement and less on social services, St. Charles County Executive Steve Ehlmann said Wednesday.

Christine D. Schneider, 61, of the Bridgeton area, was killed in a crash Wednesday afternoon on I-70 west of Lake Saint Louis Boulevard.

Advantage Solutions, which plans to move its headquarters to Clayton this year, closed a $100 million deal to sell a group of food service businesses to a private equity firm.